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Max Verstappen accused of being 'unprofessional and disrespectful' on F1 podium
Max Verstappen has been accused of being “unprofessional and disrespectful” following his subdued display on the podium in the aftermath of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The Red Bull superstar ended the weekend with 18 points after finishing second to McLaren ace Oscar Piastri in Sunday’s race.
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The Australian driver calmly navigated his way to his third victory of the season, winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and placing himself 10 points ahead of teammate Lando Norris in the driver standings. Piastri is the first Australian driver to lead the championship since his manager, Mark Webber, did so 15 years ago at Red Bull.
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